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WorksheetsThe Giver 1-4 Vocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What does the verb "intrigue" mean?
To discipline or reprimand severely
To arouse curiosity or interest; fascinate
To accumulate and hide or store away
To cause someone to become perplexed and confused
Which word means "capable of being touched or felt; easily perceptible"?
Nurture
Palpable
Bewilder
Chortle
What is the meaning of "distraught"?
Deeply agitated or upset
Calm, peaceful, and untroubled
Anxious or fearful about the future
Unwilling and hesitant
Which word describes someone who is "childishly sulky or bad-tempered"?
Apprehensive
Petulant
Serene
Reluctant
What does "nurture" mean?
To care for and encourage the growth or development of someone or something
To laugh in a breathy, gleeful way
To move toward or be attracted to a place, person, or thing
To accumulate and hide or store away
What is the definition of "remorse"?
Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
An act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct
A person’s inherent qualities of mind and character
Faithful attachment or commitment to a person, cause, or belief
Which of the following sentences uses the word "intrigue" correctly?
The mystery novel’s plot continued to intrigue the detective.
She felt intrigue after eating the spicy soup.
The large stone was intrigue to the archaeologists.
He showed great intrigue when he decided to sleep early.
What part of speech is "transgression"?
Verb
Adjective
Noun
Adverb
Which of the following best captures the connotation of "chastise"?
A gentle reminder
A severe punishment or reprimand
A lighthearted joke
A celebratory speech
In which scenario would someone most likely feel "apprehensive"?
Just before giving an important speech
While enjoying a peaceful sunset
After finishing an easy test
When hearing good news
Which word is most closely related to "nurture"?
Ignore
Develop
Abandon
Neglect
The new student remained quiet and __________, blending into the crowd without drawing attention.
Nondescript
Petulant
Bewilder
Serene
The judge viewed the theft as a serious __________ and sentenced the culprit accordingly.
Remorse
Transgression
Adherence
Nurture
When the baby didn’t get his way, he crossed his arms and became __________.
Serene
Invariably
Petulant
Bewildered
The sound of the ocean waves at night gave him a __________ feeling, helping him to relax.
Petulant
Serene
Bewildered
Hoard
The teacher warned the class that strict __________ to the rules was necessary for a safe lab experiment.
Adherence
Remorse
Intrigue
Reluctant
"Bewilder" has a neutral connotation and usually means "to make someone feel at ease."
True
False
Someone who "gravitates" toward a subject is naturally drawn to it.
True
False
"Remorse" is a positive emotion that people feel after achieving success.
True
False
If someone does something "invariably," they do it inconsistently.
True
False
"Hoarding" often has a positive connotation, suggesting careful saving and organization.
True
False
Which of the following sentences best conveys the meaning of "palpable"?
His confusion was palpable, as his face twisted in frustration.
She was palpable about her decision and spoke with confidence.
The palpable musician performed with remarkable skill.
He was quite palpable when he didn’t know the answer.
Which sentence uses "adherence" incorrectly?
His strict adherence to the rules made him a respected leader.
The child’s adherence to the playground made him a great athlete.
The doctor recommended adherence to a healthy diet.
The team’s adherence to the coach’s plan led to victory.
The word "petulant" carries a connotation of:
Thoughtfulness and intelligence
Childish annoyance and irritability
Excitement and curiosity
Fear and uncertainty
The word "chastise" would most likely be used in which situation?
A teacher gently reminding students to raise their hands
A parent angrily scolding a child for lying
A coach celebrating a player’s performance
A doctor advising a patient to exercise
What part of speech is "bewilder"?
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
If someone "hoards" items, what is their most likely motivation?
A desire to collect and organize things neatly
A tendency to save excessively due to fear of running out
A strong need to share with others
A preference for living simply with few possessions
In which sentence does the word "invariably" make the most sense?
She invariably forgot her homework, though sometimes she remembered.
The teacher invariably changed the test date every week.
He invariably arrives late, without exception.
She was invariably uncertain about her decision, changing her mind daily.
The word "nurture" is most closely related in meaning to which of the following?
Strengthen
Punish
Abandon
Criticize
"Serene" suggests an environment full of energy and excitement. (True / False)
True
False
A "transgression" can refer to both a small rule violation and a serious crime. (True / False)
True
False
If someone is acting "reluctant," they are eager and enthusiastic. (True / False)
True
False
The word "mystify" means to make something easier to understand. (True / False)
True
False
The word "remorse" is an emotion that is typically associated with guilt and regret. (True / False)
True
False
Someone who is frequently "chastised" is likely receiving a lot of praise and encouragement. (True / False)
True
False
